Just beginning his stay, he sends a worrying message to his wife. His body was found in the sea several weeks after his disappearance.
Her husband has left their family home located in Stoke-on-Trent on January 5 this year. It was planned that he stay in a travelodge in Cheshireaccording to the Mirror of September 20. But just a day after leaving, Garry Jones, a 55-year-old warehouse worker, sends his wife Christine one message at a time poignant and disturbing. His message had what to worry his wife a lot for 19 years. “Please tell everyone that I love themi’m really sorry“, can we read in the message, reports the Mirror quoting the North Wales Live.
Garry Jones also took the trouble to elaborate on the location of his business before give no sign of life. To conclude his message, he wrote:sorry for everything i love you“. The body of Garry Jones was discovered by the crew of one of the transfer ships wind farms, Mareel Onyx, about five miles off the coast of Rhyl on March 3, 2022. In the days following her disappearance, police, coastguards and the RNLI carried out research on the coast of North Wales for several days.
A worry at work and his father’s health problem got the better of him
Apart from Garry’s car found parked on St Asaph Avenue at Colwyn Bay no other trace of him had been found. In the car found on January 6, officers also found a message. “I am really sorry for all the heartache or the annoyances that I caused or that I will cause by my actions“, can we read in the note left by Garry in his car. Finally, it was concluded according to the chief coroner John Gittins that Garry was death by drowning by committing suicide. Shortly before his tragic departure, Garry Jones had consulted his GP for a mental health concern. His wife Christine said an accident at work and her father’s declining health had affected his moodand that he had “started to cry more“.
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He was scheduled to stay at a travelodge in Cheshire, according to the September 20 Mirror.
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But just a day after leaving, Garry Jones, a 55-year-old warehouse worker, sends his wife Christine a message that is both poignant and disturbing.
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“Please tell everyone I love them and am so sorry,” the message read, the Mirror quoted North Wales Live as saying.
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Garry Jones also went to the trouble of giving details of the location of his belongings before he was no longer seen.
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To conclude his message, he had written: “sorry for everything, I love you”.